Meanings of certain cachet in English

The money was tempting, and the job title had a certain cachet.

The trousers, it must be said, had a certain cachet of distinction.

A decade ago, the Chrome Citizen messenger bag had a certain cachet among commuters.

The institute had a certain cachet, but the village of Dwight was no Chicago.

Pension mortgages have a certain cachet.

It held a certain cachet.

I didn't like that I was fearful about potentially losing aesthetic identity, fertility or a certain cachet in romance.

Irish provincial silver from the 18th century has always carried a certain cachet, in large measure due to its relative rarity.

They were not bad; he admitted that they gave a certain cachet to the home in Paris and to the castle.

I could see that Georgina had a certain cachet because of her craziness; somehow, this cachet did not apply to me.

This town might be small but, having attained a certain cachet in Hollywood circles, it saw stars quadruple his caliber every day.

There's a certain cachet to being a primary dealer -someone who can bid at government bond auctions and then sell the debt to others.

They were scum who died violent deaths, hanging on to a certain cachet among the impressionable through their undeniable bravery and their occasionally impressive exploits.

"In a society where misfortune confers a certain cachet I may confidently expect to attain distinction."